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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
The people of the State Of California sent
sreetina 70: Andrew Mcfarland. Defend

The ueople of the State Of California send
sreeting 70: Andrew Mcfarland. Defend
You are hereby required to appear in an
ncfiOn brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior Court OF the
Nfake Of California, In and for the county OF
~ Angeles and to answer the complaint
1led therein, within ten days exclusive OF
tie day of service) after the servics on you
81 this Summons, If served within this
county; or, II served elsewhere, within
thirty days. or judgment by default Will be
taken against you according to the prayer OF
aaid complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain the
judgment Of this Court dissolving the bonds
Of tnatrimony now existing between plaint-
"a and defendant, and awarding the Gus
tOdy OF the three minor children
Of the parties to plaintiff, and
Tor such other and further relief
- to the Court may seem meet, and foi
cot Of suit. Reference Is had to complaint
for particulars.
Ana you are hereby notified that II you
1n1lto appeartand answer the said complaint
Qnueo your default to be entered and viii
= g conplsint.
cf the Superior Court Of the State
49,, o. Oalifofnia, In and for the coun
{1zAk{ y of Los Angeles. this fourteenth
day Of January In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hun
0rod an1 o1ghty4even.
CaAS- H. DUNN6NOoR, Clerk.
{ ~ II. b. EANNIN0, Deputy.
I6sis \ oodell, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
jan22
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

FOLSOM, Cal fused Butte Tine in chronic
rheumatism with great benefit Please send
a supply to J. w. Haines, Genoa, New, and
oblige yours truly, F. C. DURANT, M. D.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

Why Use Poisonous Face Powders
Freeman's medicated invisible powder is
guaranteed perfectly harmless, free from
any injurious substance. The proprietor will
give H00 II any lead, arsenic or mercury can
be found In it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

~ SANTA ABLE is only sold in large
bottles at ST.: three for % 90. Sold by all
Wholesale and retail druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

Action brought in the Superior Court OF
the state OF California, In and for the coun
= ~ LOe Angeles, and the complaint fled
IL said county OF Los Angeles, in the ottce
81 the Clerk Of said Superior Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
SUMMONS.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
4 State OF California, in and for the County
of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

Addie Mcfarland, Plaintiff, VS.. Andrew
Mcfarland, Defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

PezElkc. Mich. Na-eh 81. lss7
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flgm lraa 20 Feas.ze - y.ziz ny p4fenes
ana azs taks1 slsl,teoiy iiL Dr. Ga orsis1.
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bf4E 1f Desrsit l4eF mst ID asaEeii lis-
4eslllsf =. l-a-s > e4rsi'4l examination 49,
pronounced aly disease - eaaeer " fas
-Qsr. 4E1 stated t1zs hare ses 30 1ofe tsr
~. as g sas lf1 sasrsi0ls g. care lls. Tee
Eai1 ess F1TF se ssfs 49, Lf 0a.1kslfa con-
l11el Ee Fsl1s. 80 li.1 slsrl1k 41isti1E
ffssosrs. sNeii1z ~ s1lscb a4a tcrnled
la1er alF 49, r.ss alllesl a. isrgs ss ~
bea1 and { al Fea - a. hopes 81 My
f-tcgsry. b'.s asFin8 beard ~ HloosT1
h-.ea1 1laf.c syrup. { szaF fsor-4rF 4. A,ei.
sld bosEal bottle ei TIE syrDp treaa NJ.
Eefer -eauitl. q 1r1ksst ~ tnls pace. s1t
t1iog nrs4s aat the sxs' las eslllIllsaeed -
~ ioNu. uaZi K hss 4iagsc tlsappssf e..
- this cate ( have laxsn tive an1 oae-
"a 9 bottles of tie syrup and have - Tar
recovered A. % be 4bls - visit az ueigncor
slG al truly reisleiag tbst ! aM fzsg being
Fsile9ef fFgm slel tsFf Bis pain, sad eeslr-
Ing - aczlos Ledge the bsus1L i haFs re-
celgsd ia using gear syrup. 1 send yea tbs
statement BepiBg Y0u sil gss Is - tkat
others - 40 4re afflicted may ce peDealtet
and relieved fsom Pain a. 1 have eee1.
Very sruiV
CHAkLxs a SFlEA
OF Orion. Mich.
P0sTfAc. Mich. March Is. iss7.
THIS - % csf-iy that Af Charles A.
: pier my sea has made 8 correst statement
~ Us ease. a. ! haTe watched Dy his bedside
daring his sntire illness JoHs SFIER.
The understood csriify that they are we'll
acquainted with CbaFles A 5pief. whose
> xnatlfs appears above and we have DO
hesiIaliCa ia s4yIng that any statement
made 5y hin can De relied upon as being
.fue Ia every particular.
bEkRlUez 2 BEERI0aE.
Druggists, Orion. Mich.
J. A. NAL.
Editor Hsskly RsfieU and Justice - the
Peace. Orion. Mica.
S. hlgCHzR. Postmaster.
OzIoS, Mich. March 10, 1887.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
Groceries and Provisions-Wholesare.

S1gars-Cut loaf 6tsc granula.ed. &C: "a" 81,
a., e; Extra &C 5ls651zc. Yellow CO 45zdG4i4c
COfee--Green RIO ioGl71ac. Rio. roasted. 10 0lsc:
Java. green, ls926c Java, roasted. 266)S0c; Mara
caibo. roasted, lse12jc. Mexican. roasted lsst2lc
Teas-japan, fine, S5f9f1c; japan, medium. ga
SOC ordinary, lsG2Jc; Hysor, SJs5oc: gunpowder.
ta5Dc. OolOng. 40e500c; Congo. 2bd3Jc
Flour S--21 per cwt.; $40 per Dbl. patent pro-
cess 500 per cwt, $50 per bbi.: all wheat hOur
s2..5 per cwt, Sl.s0 per Dbl: buckwhest, s225e,
$50 per cst-
Mll Feed-screenings. sls per ton; bran. si4:
ships, Sii midclings. sl5Ri6
Feed-COTn and oats, lscl9.
Kerosene Oil-Nichigan test i01sc per gallon:
water white Iilzc.
Cas1lins-lli8c per gallon.
>eeds-ClOvef e 5Aa5 ~. timothy, 81 1SG2J0.
sIt-MiChigau..1sc. Eastern, 9lc
Fisn-No. white rsh. - 40 per half bbl.: other
grades s5.D1l So Per half bnl. trout. 81 IS; cod
stit, &c pcr ID. clans $40 per hundred. canned
Oysters. selects z-131c smoked half but e0i2c.
Porx IN barrels-Ness pork Chicago packed.
sl5.50G17.50; extra short cat, sl5s, standard
clear back $500.
Lsrd-Tierces, 55.c. - and 80 70. tlbs. nc: So
r. round tins l00 cases5 &c IL tin pals, 75<c9
&C.
Beef In barrcls-Extra mess warranted 20 lbs,
ss go.2s - extra boIeiCss. sli 81.
B4tterine-N susesha creamery. solid, lie.
rOils. Ice; dairy, solid. i3c, rolls. lic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

April -Mgaey hishesi s. l0<esI 4.
EIeL4181 stS41F. posltu rates o. = - = y
4,t-a- rlSes. - - a. 81 tyf s11Eg days a4d
81 80. g. - l1r Teasad
Governments st1a.1t currency G. lDs< bad.
-, e1upau. la-ss blls :, : do ll9s4 bid
Faal1e kzilaos1 t1lts ei9se1 rui0o rIsts. ifs
plll aa1 gr4-ls t33 10. slzi1s iu21s ll5
Hlli. leltfsls. llieAlls
zeaoi1s - E1e E-aaf active stock 0f the nlora-
I'D a11 furnished - per cent ~ laz shoi< busi.
PES. o.0a Faei1e Ft Nerzh. New EEg l1Ed AID
i. @ = a-re also active.
Louisville 49, Nashville ia not however de-
Felarr auF Strength 4ud ciaSed ! fef cent l0@e7
tl1l }es eflsF lLt mlrEet Tss lol H. tLe
.zatesr aatete1 hy TIE aeeiqe lnF reach reeeifis
of 1az lal co.'s lls. cJfs sLe1l up1u tae az
sE.-if s-sut il Paris over t-ie arrest - tie
EFt-cl c1lzli. ssssfg ~ tie 4erulaas The elQ<l1s
prices clla nsge1 With those Dl sst uix8t slos4
iTrcs ltag.g Changes. olt Ia tne m3st casas tie
changes zEe sight Total .zles - 100 shares
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

AFn- ea aeat * 1l3 ss1 @itee<t lesssss4
"a s1ss ssnsf.a sG5 ~ 1eF t1E Ess14tlssi be
s4ese -4ks as4 .lle a1z54ts8sa As :. -. 81
ztset s@G
g.la . ssie 1alEe ss-4ssl aa8 sl lza5 kasa
sr
Cas- goFe1 ~
reeif rls as aE1 HsEe sEat11 - - ~ ces
L2Eze ltse. - ea1 8 t.sres,s-< erets srs1E
sIsst flf 1..l.ssrs lt ea.eIse- aaL B F1-a sa Is s
1ts1iss 81 ID ard Aa.l 81 g. .le q sElsft rss
sees 1sfs 1osNssaE
fhe a1ess a. kes O. l1< sstrrasesa r-sa11 ss
ze44ar 41l taz ts.t. i1.af1s Dee zs1 - -.
slr 1ay 11.l s5SA1y.
fslil eas.sF
Pres .sifz.s 1z a11 silalfs ssaeF
m prices H1sas~Apr1 sSs<c Kay
So 444e Jay .e5s1
tlE1~A yrl- 1eE M1F ~. - tz1e,
~ ts-y sLtse
oass--Ae eFil. E'.e Nay - e JzRs, - Sc. Soy.
1st.1
Psrk-Aps1 a. - Nas 49, l1ne. sz5
Lafl-ApFJ. sosta Nay. So. I1z1s. 49,
jay
saoH nss-Aprl Eo5 Nsg. sa Jaas
- s-,s jay 49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS
Farm Produce From First Uaud

Beails-Hand picked 81 2o@l 50 per busnel-
butter-FTesh roll iSgz0c. dairy Zls12sc.
Cneese-sta,e. s1&9lic; New York, full cream,
l3elsc
Clover Seeds 75sl4 90 per bushel
DRIED Erilts-Appies, evapOrated, l0Glic pel
pound. quarters, 6a7c per pound: cherries
l59l5c per pound; peaches. 12t41sc per pound
Eggs-Fresh. lOHlic.
Fresh neats-Dressed hogs s. 5Oe16 90 per cEt.
mutton 81 5597 80; veal s. 5Oe6 %; beef 50 5os
Q 90.
Graiu-Wheat: Clawson 75c; Lancaster sc.
Oats, S29S.c. Rye 4s950c. Corn, Ss9i0c. Bar
ley, s. > al 40 percwt-
hices-Greea &c; part cured 61S97c; cured
7G71zc; calf skins, 20 IL pounds, sc: kip skins
green. &c; cured. s61Oe, dekin skins 2O65oc each:
sheep peits 6vcBSi, wool being estimated al 2)c
PER Dound.
HOney-9Glic; strained. 69Sc.
Hay-IimOtny slSGl5 per ton; clover sl09I2
Ba ed, Si6.
OniOns-S0cGs1 co.
Poultry-Turkeys dressed, 1Og12c; ducks, 12p
IL C. fowls ftlz5Lc
FOtatocS-i0acsoc.
Ruta B1gas-OGZ5c.
StTav-s5 per ton; sSG5 90 per losd.
I4llOw-2t sz2tzc per 10.
Wooi-Washec 25ff sc; unwashed one-third OF
WcOd-Block stove wood 81 50ll2 per cord; four
foot wood $fdS5 20 per cord
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

April Z2-Fl0ur dun and uuchanged
ern rOur steady. common % choice extra, s. -
COS.
WheAt-OptlOns opened active. u TO &c
higher bui closed steady al triling advance:
spot lots strong spot sales Of No I red state at
.o5@c. NJ 60 yt5tc. No rel winter sc. NO3
Do "a &C. unSraded red al 91193lSc. No , red
winter May, ~ Gg25 &C., do June y-5kc: DO July
92s-c
Con-Options dull but firm = to I.c higher
spot lots unch anged- spot sales Of No 2mixed
5s.c. unsradei mixed s9aj9l.c: No . mixed
Ma, 4stsaiyc; DO june, ~ Sc. do July, 49Jzc
Oats-Optlons higher SPOT lots closed un-
changed spot sales OF 40 white state 8. Sa39c;
No do, 3sc. No mixed, May, size: DO Junos
55C.
Rys-Dull; state, 5aa5ic, western, sia5s
Barley nominal.
Pork dun; old mess Sl5al5 -
Lard duh AZ s7 IS cash; g. 81 May.7 50 !;
: - "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
SOMETHING NEWT

7 have the erriasive sale FIR re sntirs stase o.
Mira gan Of fhe "CsFf@r Fatens Wsrtrah~
or Closet Futures snf Perfection toteff
watch r he rnst Per s~t sr5 -rsfsrr ate a.
Tsnrenenf f1r hang rE tfe wesrr2 arrarei q
lsf.les 1erfierien snd q sid-en ln the rsFsrsre
misIss roem Ritro9f wrinkli1s tae rRrneots or
shesfntnz otosFFflFe fa1ra The 10 Gre car
tft-1f Cd 10 wsf1clt g Can.e and So ttera ssnlr
A. 90 Per set cord agents znn-r iaties ~
gentlemen wsrfe3 fhret r1csll tss ~fAfe - caa-
rszs f5r fnese scd ofhsr goods ca. o. sddrs<s
Tsfh star.c
MIS- -. = MATHEWS. Corset Psricrs.
p Nonreel>t-. ersaa hspid-. HIeh-.
Were iNprovslaeuks ara sperietf Neution
tA panef
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

April gz-fIOzs opened stronger butagain ~ led
easier, pigs. sles3, isht 81 ee13 ~. rough PACK
ing S5a5 - mixed and heavy packing sad ship
pins - -5zsj a3
eeeyes, slea5 -. c0as, e. 1895 10 stockeIs and
feeders s. sci o..
Sheep Steady common s5If. good TO choice,
81 -5t,s -. sA0fu shdep :. IS 13 Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

ApKl Wheal-Cazl white .3i<e. cash Nieh
gsa red ss5.c. No rel SAGE cash and Apr
st5se D.d Nay "a s8a5c june sssss asked Al
glst.
Cogu -.
o4ts-N0. ?. sl1.c No white. Sc asked
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Ccrrxsrs. o.. April 22.--Governsr For
sker has comnuted BowIings death sen-
tenos 10 Imprisonment for lifa Delaney
jefferson Bowling Vas convicted II mErier
IN the 6rst degree f1r the Killing Of John
Douz' ass AMI sea.encei hv the Common
K .eas Court ~ Lick NJ county ~ be ssngea
en- the 5lh of 4uns lSee Owing 10 TIE
Licking courtg cflicia's never trri1x
stephen Dcus ss. son of the rnuriar~3 nan.
sn1pcse5 aceorr.ice II Rawiiua tas 6ov-
srnor hes four times rpspiief The conder nd
Daz. sad aoT saTes ain ron the sallozs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

New York-Graln and ProYi.ion,.

April 22-1here vas but the moderate
% previous days. though f0r later wants
l0ls point 10 a more active request.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

ASK 70 see our line Of si5 light colored
suits. They are simply elegant.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Scotch hOmespuns and cheTiots, IN light
colors. al the ress for Sprng suits. See the
novelties We oder 10 this line.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The undersigned Will pay the highest mar
keJ price for Hemlock BARK 10 be loaded on
cars on any side track north OF Grand Rap
ids. Correspondence solicited.
y. b. CLARK,
II Oilswa-st-, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
cOYNgRCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Be ia luck, be 10 time. 70 get one of our
3sc White Launarisd shirts today.
GASr CLorHIsG Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A good Brass Drum giYen away with
every childs suit.
HoUsEwAN, DoSSALLV & JoSEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

We do always 60 for the feet. and shall ever
try % ft you neat. and for prices we can't
be beat, as We sell for cash and avoid the
cheat :. y. WATsov e. Co.
1O2 MOnroe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Ladies may temporarily enhance their
beauty with prepared chalk. bat those
who CompisxiOus have the hue Of nature
uss Freemans medics1ed invisibls Face
Powder. Sold By T. K. Wusos.
Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Nowhere 10 the State can be found bet
ter assortment Of Boys Clothing than IS
shown by the Giant Clothing Company.
Remember. Daisy Hoop Gun goes with
every suit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The Sheridan Rides give another select
bail on Tuesday evening next at ArmOry
Hall. North Front-st. This IS the last dance
TO be given by them this season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A handsome Kite and ball of twine giver
wilh every child suit
H0rsEHAN. DovvALLY & JoxEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Thirty-eight cents IS our price for this
day only, on 4 lot Of White Laundried
Shirts. "A word 20 the wise" -
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
Good Good.

And lo1 prices az D. J. Evans & Co. 3 today
Lsst opening day. 70 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A good Brass Drum given away with
every child's suit.
HoUsEAAN. DoSNALLY & JOKES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
SorelaIFrics..

Special prices on all goods at ID. J. Evans
& Co.'S opening today. Don't fail TO at
tend. rs MonFoe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A handsome Kite and ball Of twine given
with every ehlias suit
H0UsEMAN. DoNSALLY & JoSEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A handsome Kite and ball of twine given
with every childs suit.
HCUszNAN, DoNNALLY & JoNEs,
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

s. y. Watson & Co. i02 Monroe-st. are
up and doing. About every thing for foo;
wear can be found AZ their store. and al
bottom prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Tou can order Headlight and Little
Daisy Soaps from The Crane Rapids Soap
Company oy telephone No. 5lS-5
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
Toieao-Wheat.


April 22-WkezE HIGHER actiye Cash. $50 reg
54i5c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Thirty eight cents buys a White Laun
dried Shirt today. GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

should your feet fail you what then. a
pair Handsewed Waukmphasts at Watson
& Co, i02 MonrOe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Spring Overcoats have moved lively this
Spring. compelling Us 20 duplicate early
purchases. Come in AID see our grand as
sOrtmsnt Of stylish garments.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

EuiiUInE M1IeTfaiss
No. l. fencing. al lengths ......-.-... Flf2I5 ~
No. fencing. u. e and , ieet...-.--4-.. - %
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Dressed Scoring. in. No c0a5 on -..-.... e e)
lteVci siding O in. A All ..... IS o0
feve. siding 9 ia. ~. common .-........-. l. O.
P.ecs stua. 2xf % 2xl2 - 10 ~ a...----.. II 90
& additional io- esch fest above IS o.
Coar-f. common oF sniprinz culs All
wi8tas and lengths ....-...-..-s g. F.aa N
IVY ie IN standard sttnz IS ...--.... ... 3 ~
Ky a. IN thin ..-z 7562 81
XXX l6 in ..--. .-.-......... ..... 3
Nc. lor in a. p i-in. single ....... j IS
No 81 En-. q = lf in - ...-.-.......... 81
Lsfh. 81 15Rz g.
Lime Pe.ossey, Sc Per 1bi, Oaio, eac, Graad
Eap.ts &c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Seefs for Everv bs,siv. for the Field or
fserden, st Wholesale ~ Retsii. ss the
SEED STORE. II CATAL-ST.
We have nSe1 x-eat care fhis rsar fn tfle seiee.
ten 81 saFtiz nad feei has We can rieasa 49,
w1u risv csi ufcn - Ne Ena~ - keer "a
larEnsf foca n HIchszxu vet u nefrsgt &, -.
ierf .r1m s11 fhink herr stculd - a. rea~Is,
w5v csnnrf rfrr 81 aesfs 81 y,ss ~ 1Is A. -
ru1 - strd aw4v ar them. We srasr - ~a,
tIrrish she., e. sheac a. snr rqsod rpNsnia aeef
hfsl@e can or @.t y re erslrl ~
Naeerrr arEe ire ~ s4erien orii,s sn,f rsslff-
ratrrs fsr a Der cErr,ses = tsrf sf0Rf ererr-
rh1 eera awar fnr - ran szf ~. enn-
rre r.si fs ~ - eaffer here ~ N-rs "a -, -
gaias eizssaere tsii ard 81 eatsine-le
-. 4. kA.o4kkk - Ax~.a
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
i PRAYER CURE.
Tho Remarkable Case of FourteeE-YeRT
Old Florenco Finhhlatt.


Minneapolis [Minn.) Special to Globe Demo
crat.
a case of prayer cure came to light in
Minneapolis last night which, if later re-
ports bear out all that is claimed for il st
present, is one of the most remarkable
get claimed in this city. The case is that
Of Florence Fi5hblatt, the fourteen-yesr-
old daughter of DR.. E. N Fishblatt. TIE
daughter has been i'll tor over year, and
has been, her father says, partially para
lyzed during that time. In addition to
paralysis she has been /. sufferer from
spesms, which have reduced her TO pit
liable stste of weakness. Il is stated by
DR.. Fishblstt that his daughter had 1900
OF these spasms in the last year, and
some of them were so severe that blood
vessels burst in her body. DR.. Fish
blatt has tried physicians all oyer the
country, and especially in Chicago, where
the case is known to the papers on &C.
count of her having been treated at the
P4lmer house by the professor OF nervous
diseases from Rush Medical College. Dr..
Fishblatt came to Minneapolis nearly two
years ago and tried many physicians OF
this city, without success. Five months
ago 8 council OF physicians advised him
that the girl would live but a few
months ard that medicine could do moth
ing for her.
Dr. Fishblatt says: "My wife had st
tended some Of the faith-cure meetings
and was acquainted with the facts in the
case of the girl said to have
been brought to life in Northeas
Minneapolis, and / resolved to try
1t. We have had prayers after tea st my
house every night. Last night ne haC
prayers as usual, snd prayed very earn
estly for my daughter, snd several Others
Of the family did the same. Then we
we're all surprised 10 see Florry get az
and walk across the room. My daughter
laughed and walked into the dining room
After little conversation over the won
derful cure l could contain myself DO lon
ger, and started off to see my friends.
was the hspplest hour have known fo1
long time. 1t is nothing but & specia
providence"
The case has points of interests, ant
will, no doubt, oe watched closely b,
those Interested for and against the faith
cure theory.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
TIE SECRETS TOLD.

The Dcings OF the Secret Sessions of the
G.. A. h. In Print
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. 2.-rhe Republican
prints this morning verbatim report Of
all the debates that occurred at the secret
sessions of the G. A. R. encampment. As
some Of the speeches were very bitter,
aud as the entire discussion was decided
ly juicy, it is likely that the report will
c-este something OF 8 sensation, not only
among the G. A. r. people who regarded
the proceedings as absolutely safe from
public knowledge, blu. to everybody in
the country who is interested In the pen
sion question. The report makes more
than eleven columns.
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Guano produced by bats is kno7 10
exist IN large quantities in certain cavai Of
Victoria, New South Wales. Som. is
sufficiently rich IN nitrcger ana phos-
phorlc scid to he useful 10 egricuIture as
fertilizeTs-for exam lie, the Skipton Cave
gusno, found some thirty miles southwest
OF Ballarat. Ultil lately the S<ipton
Caves were inhabited BY innumersble
bats. According TO r recent examiostion
the guanO isl found when treated with
water 10 give up Coneidtrab.e part of
its fer'i'!zing matetiGi, yielding s. dark
brown liquor suitable for top-dressiDg.
- Cassel's M ,gezine.
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"a safe assertion to most men of q GER
tain age, Miss Tremayne."

"a safe assertion to most men of GER
tain age, Miss Tremayne."
"But-another-"~
"Pardon me-" said Montressor, as he
withdrew his hand in 8 manner that ex-
cited 8 laugh against HIN, as If he there
by admitted there was sbmething in what
she said.
"You have certainly probed some Sc
"To 1 pooh.pooh this 1sdmits home
truth" said Hilda, cane th.t the hand
may express much, Mr.. Danvers."
ga great deal by pressure-by a gen
uine squeeze" replied the subsltern flip
PANTY.
"How."
"Ihat your morsellne is not 5 straight
one"
"Ple.se how SIN 10 strsighten n?'' ne
s s9ssP: simply amid daughter of the
"Why don't you take all this az a Jest
for as much as it is WORTH" asked Ions
dale of his friend, Montressor, whose
face he thought, was still absurdly cloudy.
"MaDy gypsy has told me more in the
Long Valley, with my fortune to boot"
"There is no such theory as fortune, "
said Montressor; 81 agree with Cervan-
ties, that nothing happens here below OF
good or evil by chance, but by the psrticu-
lar providence of heaven and this makes
good the proverb, that every man may
thank himself for his own fortune For
my part have been the maker of mine'
Then Lonsdale, who saw that his
friend was in one of his hayward moods,
did not pursue the subject.
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WEATHER AND CROPS
Average Yield of Corn and Oats IN the
Eihsrent Slater,
RrDort bY StatnA.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 2.-The following
crop summary Will appear ia this week :
issue Of the Farmers Review:
Reports of our crop correspondents
this week summarized give the following
averages:
IilinOis-T wenty- three counties report
an estimated yield of corn of 49, bushels
per acre, of oats 80 1-3, of potatoes 33t
bushels, with only per cent. OF Old cor,
on hand.
IDdians-Ten counties estimate the
yield OF corn at 2l5 bushels per acre yield
o. oats 323 bushels, potatoes 10 bushels.
with per Cent. of Old corn on hand.
Ohio-Sixteen counties estimate the
yield OF corn ct 80 bushels per acre, the
average yiela OF oats 81 bushels, pota-
toes Al bushels, with 3 per cent. ui
old corn on hand.
Missouri Fourteen counties estimate the
yield of cora ct 90 bushels per acre, reso;t..
the yield OF oats st SO bushels, potSO2
80 bushels, with per cent. Of old co Z -
hand
Iows-Eighteep counties estimste
yield OF corn st 80 bushels per acD
spring wheat . bushels, oats 50 bushe
potatoes 81 bushels per acre, with onlYS y
per cent. OF old corn on hand.
Kansas-Ten counties estimate u
yield OF corn ct liz bushels per acre,
IS bushels, potatoes A. bushels, witF 81
per cent. OF old corr on hand.
n, bTaska-Sa7en counties estimate tee
yield of corn at 80 bushels per acre
| spring wheat - bushels, oats $50 bushels
potatoes So bushels, with per cent. G.
| old corn IN hand
Minnesota-Nine counties estimate thf
yield of corn at % bushels per acre
spring wheat 1Os bushels, oats 81 bush
els, and potatoes 80 bushels per acre; IL
old corn on hand.
DakoUa-Sixteen counties estimate {
Weld OF corn ct so bushels per acre
Other crops yield: Spring wheat IA.
bushels, oats 81 35 bushels, and potatoes
! 100 per acre; no old corn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS counties estimate
the yield otcorn at 19 bushels, and repor
other crops as follows: Oats Oh bush
els, potatoes 10 bushels per acre; s pc
cent. CT CID corn on hand.
Copious end general rains during tht
week have generally improved fail fec
and put the ground in flne condition 70
fall plo%ing and seeding.